Notice the amount of bikes parked on the left side. Mьnster truly is a city of bikes rather than cars.









The bicycle-Autobahn that circles around the inner city. No cars allowed.






Well, he was happy to be in the picture. 









A majority of Mьnsteraner are catholics. Clemenskirche. (1745)









Servatiichurch






This is also the town-museum.





Erbdrostenhof, Mьnster’s most noble residence was built in 1753.



Church St. Lamberti





Again the Erbdrostenhof. Today it serves as the headquarters for the state curator.






Modern and old united.









2 pics of the Dominican church









Prinzipalmarkt, Mьnster’s main shopping street since the middle ages.














Historic town-hall on the left





Lamberti Church






























Still green but soon blue.





I love cars but I don’t know what this is. A Noble?



























































Historic Town-hall





Cathedral (1225)






































Museum






St. Mary’s Church (1340)









Castle (1767)














Leaving the old town and walking towards the Aa-lake.









Project along the Aa-Lake promenade.

















Going back to the central station. Mьnster is not a very dense city. In fact my hometown which has almost twice the population of Mьnster is smaller in size.


























Goodbye Mьnster but I’ll definitely back soon.